Edible Gardening

Best to keep them above 10C minimum, otherwise they stall and take a while to get going again.

Is there any way you could take a photo of the bean spike close up please as they are too far away to be able to see the problem. The flowers normally drop off and then a bean starts to develope in its place which then grows to a size ready for picking. You could also try giving them plenty...

Rest of pics in my album in the forum Val

Thanks for the link, last time I searched I could only find one for the USA.I put my own postcode in + others to the NES&W, including 2 where I know there's commercial growers.

cheers ziggy

You could still tilt the container and poke a few holes with a bradall or something sharp and strong. There's often marks where the plastic is thinner ready for drainage holes.

I like Marmande, grew them last year, and growing them this year. Out of 9 peppers and chillies, just two have seedlings :(

Agreed, Pete, Agreed:D

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Welcome to GC!If you don't know what mushrooms they are then don't eat them. They probably won;t harm the peppers but I'd remove them personally. Good luck with the gardening!

I'll try some early ones, kept "chilly", next year, and some sown later, and see what happens.I have some Melons this year that got chilly (I thought the corridor where they were was warm enough, but there was a gap under the outside door, so think they may have been in a cold draught back in...

Not a bad idea there; I got a new mattress the other day and the corner were protected with a material that could be used for this!Hmm, 4 corner, 4 radishes... I need more mattressesThey weren't over wintered John, might try that this year though.

Yup, that's it.The plant should then devote its energy to ripening the fruit already on the plant rather than growing / flowering more as well.

Yup, it will definitely work, and it will save you greenhouse space as you say.The only issue is that the cuttings will be 6 - 8 weeks behind the parent plants.If that is time enough for your crop then that's fineYou are possibly also opening them up to blight - i.e. if blight...

we bought a palram greenhouse 10ftx 6ft not sure on height ..nightmare to erect!! never again! il ask for advice on here when i buy my next one il take a peek at your blog,just hope it dont give me knigtmares i really never knew toms grow that big :o beginners hey x

:D Hi Moopants, You can make your own feed for nothing. Get a large bucket or plastic dustbin (just got 4 of those off freecycle) Fill it full of water & press all your weeds into it. If you've got Comfrey & Nettles nearby then they will really help. Smells like a dead Badger with B.O. ...

Thanks to everyone for your advice.

Just bought some from Ebay, Thanks for the help.:yess:

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